Israeli charged with plotting Islamic State-inspired car bomb attack at nightclub
Prosecutors say Abdullah Gargawi contacted ISIS supporters, sought routes to join the group in Syria and planned to remotely detonate a car bomb outside a crowded Be'er Sheva club
An Israeli man from Segev Shalom, Abdullah Gargawi, has been charged with plotting an Islamic State-inspired car bomb attack at the Forum nightclub in Be'er Sheva. Gargawi was arrested on July 19 in a joint operation by Israel Police and the Shin Bet security agency. Prosecutors allege he established contact with Islamic State operatives, planned to join the organization in Syria, and prepared to detonate a car bomb near the crowded nightclub. He allegedly researched explosives online, attempted to create explosive material, and conducted a failed test. Additionally, Gargawi faces charges for illegally possessing firearms and ammunition, including an M-16 style rifle and various machine guns.
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